Sentence examples for precise testimony from inspiring English sources

But in the courtroom, such demand for precise testimony seems to be having a somewhat different effect: making even the hippest of the lawyers seem square.

Apple got some time to consider the best way to respond and went with dissecting the FBI's technical arguments in a series of precise testimonies by its experts.

The euthanasia permission form I had to sign revealed that Sox was 14 years and 16 days old – this precise knowledge bore testimony to the continuity and simplicity of his life – one home, one owner, one vet.

But the amount of alcohol Mr. Williams consumed in his four or so hours in the restaurant, the Mountain View Chalet, remained a murky issue for the jury, with no precise evidence or testimony on Tuesday about how much he drank there.

It's time to leave when Mr. Vitale waxes precise in his turncoat testimony: "I know two in the back of the head.

Judge Magi wrote that in 30 years as a penal judge, he had "very rarely" heard testimony "so precise, attentive and correct regarding such difficult and serious investigations," adding that he had never seen a penal trial in which events had been reconstructed with such "certainty" and "such a degree of authority".

Mr. Bulger's testimony was "not as precise as it might have been," Mr. Keating said.

"His testimony was consistently careful and precise".

Memory is precise in its images, fuzzy in its testimony to the truth of them.

If you link those to clinical examinations and testimony, you can build up very precise picture of what happened.

To wit, Ithkuil is not intended to supplant natural languages but (hypothetically) to supplement them in specialized contexts where there is a need for completely precise, unobfuscatory language, such as in science, court testimony, philosophy, and the recounting of history.